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In 2000, President Bill Clinton signed into law the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) as a non-reciprocal trade preference programme to sub-Sahara Africa (SSA). The rationale behind AGOA was coined in the mutual interest between the United States (US) and SSA to promote a stable and sustainable economy for development and growth in SSA. The enactment of AGOA also effectuated high-level dialogues (AGOA Forum) which are annually alternated between US and any SSA beneficiary.

A Motor Industry Steered by an Adhoc Policy?

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Essentially, the Motor Industry is made up of all those firms that are engaged in the supply of motor vehicles, including parts and accessories to the final consumer, maintaining and repairing of those vehicles. Trade in items such as fuel, that facilitate the use of those vehicles are also part of the motor industry.